Admitad academy. It's a joint multi-thousand dollar three-year education program for women students from all over the world. It is almost completely controlled by the Roman Catholic Church and has a higher percentage of women students than any other religious-based university. It also has the highest percentage of female students as well.
Liu also said that the college offers a degree in religion for women, a degree that few other women-only universities can match for this reason. The women's college is unique in China for having an extra degree in Christianity, and also by selecting religious-owned religious institutions because its graduates are usually secular entrepreneurs who have begun their career as priests in the church.
The women's enrollment is about 500 students, with male students far more numerous.
ABS-CBN News reported that Liu, who has served in the past as a Jesuit priest, was well aware of the crucial importance of the college's education. "This is an institution that we know women are going to want to become priest in," Liu said.
Chinese Catholic Church spokesperson Yun Liu defended Liu's university, saying she has a fundamental concern for women's lives and wants to ensure that any disturbances have been under control for the future.
"The college is an educational institution [that] provides a degree and a moral education [for] women," she said. "If there is anything that is undesirable, then it is a consequence of the Catholic Church's missions, their activities."
Visa problems are also posing problems for the college students and thousands of foreign students, many of whom have mostly come to visit other countries and receive the education at the college. The college is currently operating without a visa program.
Although the majority of the students are Chinese students, there is also an age group of women from other countries.
Unlike other Matura (or women's schools) in China, the college has an emphasis on emphasizing graduate studies in religious arts. It accepts students who obtain a bachelor's degree in some form of arts, although the university has not sought to create universals or a single liberal arts degree.
Long Chuan said that while women study in the college, no number of China women have been admitted to th